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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
General Secretary Y. NJ c. A
Trs TOWERS RESPONSE.
IT 10 Accompanied By = Check for Five
Hundred Tickets.
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UFsR SIR Responding % youf esm1aas-
iosti0a of tc6ey We beg % state that "a.
r,surs of TIE sntsrtsiursonf yeu propose
presenting and its objects are snch So tbonid
commend the kesfty s1ppoTt Of e1r best
citizsns There should not bs 80 empty
sssf 10 Hsrtasns Hal next Friday even
ire The lecturs being xiven under the
sasrices n The oTfsnizatioa -hieh ron
represent 10 evideroe enough - 20 its high
moral chsrscter aside from the well estab-
iisied reputation 0ffhs lecturer As neTe
substantial proof of 0ar bssrtT spr,Tcvs tbsn
mere surzsstisns ~e reouest yo1 70 bsnd
re fersts calling fer - fsssr~es sests ssa
tender hsrr-stb osr cheek IN payment.
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cafi6reB q pe~sons vho RAY fhefeer he
eaat4s1 q stzeDd AZ insfracfi ve sBd eB5os.
sbls cnttrtsiunispt that ewiag % lscS 81
Tsssns thsy nsigkt other viss Ds deprived 0f
wis-s3~xirf
WBea 81 fae objects o. he snter-s raezt
sr. known - the pabiie rea Val. wt seu8t
ret. re-sivs TIE hsxrtr ceg;.srzzinn - our
ns.rekxats xhe da-ing TIE f9F EaeDf 81 =
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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
ANOTHER IRISH CONVENTION.
The Central Council Decides To Call =
Big National Meeting.

NEW YoRK. Dec. 2S.--Another Irish con-
vontion has been decided upon. That was
the announcement made al the council
meeting OF the Irish National League il
Judge keilsy's court last evening by Hugh
McCsnery OF Philadelphia. Vice
President of the organization. The subject.
he said, had been for some time under con-
sldsration by the Central Council in con
sultklion with sir. Parnell's Representatives
now in this country. The only matter
20 be settled, he said, was the Sc
lection OF tAe city where the gath
ering is 10 take place. lie urges
every branch to select its very best
men as delegates, as the fate of the Irish
movement would largely depend on the
action OF the Irish h-American portion of the
movement during the next year. The an
nouncenent created quite stir, and several
prominent members made speeches, in
which il vas promised that New York
would be well represented.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
CHURCHILL AS a pEAcsmAkER.
nis Wait to Russia caicuixted To Dispei
Prejadtces-

sr. PErEEssuKG, Dec. 2S.-The Moscow
Ge=stte commenting upon Lord Randolph
Ch urchills visit TO Russia says His visit
Will dispel his pre- ejuiices. He will find no
trace OF aggressive plans againsl India. he
will discover = readiness on the part OF
Russia to solve all questions in sccori With
England. ful guarantee being given Tor
the security OF India. provided nnsisnd
does not oppose Rassia's legitimate l0fer-
ests in Europe Lord Randolph viii start
for Moscow on Saturday. He will return 70
ST. Petersburg, where he will remain dur
ing January. ae has visited no political
persouages during his stay here. with the
exception OF DsGiers, Prime Minister and
PaIoytzsff, Imperial Secretary of State.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
A blizzard at Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2s.-Trains on sil roads
running into this city were from one to FIVE
hours late this morning in consequences of a
blizzard which ranged in this section
throughout the night. Snow fell to the
depth of five and a half inches aud drifted
badly. The temperature at daybreak was
two below, and at noon four below. The
zero line runs from Lake Superior south to
Milwaukee and southwest to Southern Wis
consin. Colder weather is predicted by the
local signal officer.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

s<<Ns<Att - ~ te~ttteNre-sN>e-
MsFLE RAPTcs. Dec 26.-Rev. Cyrus Mon
dsnhsil. late pastor OF the Christian church
OF this village left this morning for ais new
fsld OF labor at OrsrgepcTt. New York. he
Gas tendsred q reception at Masonic ball
last evening by his maay friends OF this
place and vicinity, and - . token OF their
regard be ~ts presented with very 1ne
gold watch and chain The presentation
address was made by r. ". Rediern. One
feature Of ths occasion when deserves more
than a passing notice was the reading oi
Miss Evelyn Noble. Of Detroit. which was
very tine sad warmly applauded---Ihere
was quite n heavy tall Of snow In this
vicinity last night --E. NeitOn. gn0 was
Sd severely injured sometime ago BY roll
inx log. and Wr0se life was dsspaired OF. -
szain able 90 be on our streets Maple
Rapids has an eye or the projected raiiroao
whfeh - 10 -un from hastings TO Saginaw
wa Ionis The surveyors viii icok over toe
ground Ia this vicinity a. al early cay
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
siiuus Ten at Dubuoue.

DUBUQUE, Dec 2s.-The temperature was
ten below tnis morning Trains are late in
All directions. and the passenger trains on
the Illinois Central from the West duo at
$50 last night arrived at Z o'clock this morn
ing No trains sre running between Water
loo snd Sioux City. The trains on the Mil
YANKEE Il st. Paul Railroad from west of
McGFegor are arriving six hours behind
time
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
OLD BOREAS LET LOOSE
On Rampage Throagh tho Wild IN
WooiIv West.

On Isampags Through tho Wild and
WoolIy West.
MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. 2S-The temperature
this morning was fourteen degrees below
zsrc, clear and bat little wind. The storm
Of yesterday does rot appear TO have
touched Northern Minnesota and Ds-
kets. Very little snow fell yesterday. Tel
egraphic communication in the North
west is uninterrupted aud no blocksdes are
reported. except slight ones in the southern
part of the State. Duluth reports the cold
est weather Of The aeason--25 helow. Brain
ard reported so below Yesterday The in
dicstions are that the cold will moderate
tonight.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

zasls.-The bard boys gise bop 81 t5e
hsa Friday sseaiaz-- NJ. sed Afs -
! 4ndzrboeah. of Gr4ad KsEdS. sss VISITING
rsizi1xes ta fbis eitF.---8r. &. - neheelsF
80 resaFne3 - his h2sls - Nss39Fg 80
Dr. J. | Hnkason sas lecassd pc<l14i-sIt-
- ~ fs.ftia.s4s
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

The storm OF yesterday was very severe
throughout the State. Trains were delayed
and traffic ives impende9 to a great sxtent
on all the lines entering the city. The q.
X. & l. from the North jne here at $40 D..
M, did not a1rye uatil $50 y. IN. All the
other trains were delayed from thirty
minutes TO an hour or mere.
In the CITY. tns street c. racks were in
q very bad condition end extra horses had
10 be put en- ssHe Cf the lines.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

A meeting vifl se hsid IN st. Esrf's
csurcs nsxf NsS0es5sv morniae Jsrusr7
4 q consi3eT tha sccects1ce of tbs hene-
some gift Of the house s1d grounds ~ Hon.
r. q Akeisy. sf 9rsHd Haven. preasrel
tie diocese % Western Nirbiren aous
tire sgo. Trustees wiif Be siscsed sccer6-
isz 20 sw ard a. organ izs,isa psr<ectel
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

A verv ksndsome new form II marriage
certificate - IN the haaGs.of liihogrsph ers.
having been accepted by fhe State. and viii
soon reach every county in Michigan. II Is
IN the form Ct sn open Esglish letter, with
simple room fer tie endorsements oeces-
ssry without int 'eriov with the disc on
which the clerx ssts MS seal II Is work
of art and vas dsslzHsd by William Bsnbu.
Detroit artist. Kent county will receive
the h7st consignment sent out
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29


Lsouxra Growers shrslhaE comedy, Lost
IN Ns1 York wia 10 % ths hosrss e
Powsrs toalxht saa sonaerros night fhis
oosopzuy has bssa receivins ths oT@IioGs ef
tie masses every where. for ths fessoa that
the plas, while pssSssslaz naris -
dramatic composition. Is slwsss
popular for the rsAsss thkt il hss beer
u.,.,soiei viii eerfNct s<soery All spFrs-
pirate pg2aSriiss. Se aessi festafee q tae
performances xrs t3c Rlscs ssRseki efieeas. isi-
ciuaiug Z riyer 81 Gekl F2ssr. pm taas
water are q steam eoss. r3sr boats. yacats,
etc. In another sespe il sbs.n the resi-
dsnoe Of the late osnllisi .,fllden. ia DESta-
mercy Pax, Ne4 1sr4- The play las
made bit ersrw here.
The sale Of sssts for Mosjssks opens this
mofnins e. 9 o'clock. 70 the Ehs-ge
pztrons hers tie 2nhouncen OF
Aodiesfs, means rusb tof sea's. There
will be distinguished sudienes st Powers
Grand next AoadAy. uneu she will appear
in "Adrisnns Lee0uvfeor.F
Sadie Hanson closed her engagement st
Redm0nd as hst night befare large auti-
ence "Nobo5y's Cis;m is one Of the
oleysrest. and Judging fsorn the attendance.
most popular Western. dramas ever present
ed here.
One of the steam Gse engines belonging 10
the Fire Department will fiii the tank used
in .he production 0f lost in New York
this evening. This will be one Of the
largest mechanical effects ever seen in Pow
ers Grand
"a Night Of" one of Aueustin Days
superb successes, is underlined for Red
rnond's Grand next Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings. Thers will be a
matinee Monday.
Wurzburg & BFoason's band. augmented
by Prof. BarnArd's orchestra, will give
grand concert at Re&tnonds next Sunday
night.
Tonight and for the remainder Of the
week Passion Slave" will be the bill at
Redmond's Grand.
Walter wilkins is receiving recalls st
Redmond's this week for mis- clarionet
solo.
cinderella" attracted we'll pleased aud
fence at the Wonderland theatre last evenr
ing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

ns,assss - ., y.NtssAs-stsa~s-
ANA, Mich. Dec. 2s.-The celebration OF
the T.. A. A. & c. Railroad IS in progress
today. An excursion train With about one
hundred Of ne prominent citizens OF CAdii-
lac EFF thst city for the south this morning
a. ESQ. accompanied oy band A. Alma
Il met a sintii<r train from Toledo. where
All excursionists froFa both trains TOOK din
ner ar TIE Nright House. "a the guests OF
Nr. Ashley. Who bad spared no pai0s 10
make everything succsss-
Alter dinner ard a look socut town all
the sxcursi0nists from South and North
.isrtsd for Cadillac where they were TO be
treated 70 s1mptuoGs banquet oy the
CediIlar Business Asn's Association Last
evening the drst passenger came through
froua ne eoufh "a Cadiiisc and the excur-
sion train this morning was the hrst one
rorfh. Regular trains Wi run rom the
pr~~ent date from Cadillac to Toledo. This
cpeus = new era for Csailscs buslDsss
rroererftr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Ee-wss Ks Wan Tr-he. Fwrr87es Order
sf Rea Msn hzs essa - rs fsT fbs sn-
s1inz year - fsl
sacSera Chsrses Resss. Ssns Strz p go
y Sr1ssr Iani5e S<gsz1o~e FresT8s1
Rrewer. keeser - Ese.-se. Fred g Iewfs.
geeoevc e Tszpaaa. =. Z CsDpsz. Txzstss
to 6lf vscszcy, c. 2. Ns.hr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

VsIlsy City Council. m. 10. r. r. Of r.,
bave elected oticers a. follows for the term
ending Jure -. 1858: r c. J. r. Hosken:
& G.. I. D. Randall: y &. n. K Whitmsr
Chsplsin, Mrs. T.. : Park: Recording Secze-
tary. Mrs @. A. Bsckos. financial Sscrs-
tsrY, A. Cove. Treasurer. p. II Rsehe0s.
Herald. Mrs. r. B. Kingshury: Gusrd. B.
KingxburT. Sentinel. G Peterson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Pass, Dec 3S.--Ths offerings alrsad7 re-
c-lved for the pspal jubilee mass smount
g. <10oG9o. The mass vii be ceiebrafed At
= m in Rome sad a. 80 a "a. il Paris
TIE odertorie. are expected 90 be TIE lsrx-
80 a.. ra.-or.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

About burdrsd end f9y yeung people
sttsa8e3 tss Ais.ss gags end BereGicg :
dancing lesson ~ HsFtmsa's BSs les'
evening AL the ne~ dsncss are taught
fad tse Wednesday evening lessons 80
becoming very pepulsr and tnioT bl@.
NEXT Monday even nx tas rezUlsr bop vi
oooaf sno vii not Ss leap yssr hop So
stated By an evening 5sper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

BErLIS, Dec. 2s.-The Post publishers q
telegram from Vienna stating that Prince
Lotanoff. Russian Ambassador 10 Austria,
has informed Count Kslneky that Russia is
pursuing a policy OF peace and that her
concentration OF troops on tie Galicisn
frontier Is in no sense al aggressive move
roonr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Nxw YoRS. Dec 2s.-To Great Britain
and Irelsad 1871 orders, amounting to
$l63. 20. we're sent froa tas New York
postoffice Christmas. vails good cheer
sss carried e Is. pa souis in cout,nentsi
Europe by means # sp eausi number Of
nlonev oraers aExrsgatlnz tlls.1lI.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
MALIGNANT olPHTHERia.
The Rssuis of careisssness on the Part of
ouarsntias Officers.

ouarantins Onicers.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2s.-Another result OF
carsiszsassz oa the part OF Nav York quar-s
antine officers is the occurance of num-
Der Of cases of malignant dipht heris in
Baltimore. A ship-iosd OF dirty Ital-
ians were landed at New York two
weeks ago. There had been several deaths
on the voyage from d;phtheris, yet the en-
igrants were let loose upon the country
without aoy precautson being taken TO pre-
vent the spread OF the disease. Some of
them came TO Baltimore. and the children
OF these families are suffering with diDh-
theria and some OF them have died.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

RscrsE Wis, Dec. 2s-Tvo freight trains
on the Chicago. Milwaukee & 81. Paul road
c0Ilidel At Western Union Junction this
morning. Both caboosss and several cars
we're iniursd by jumping. Traffic was
hlocka5ei for several hours. Loss s., 600 10
e. l00
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

WssH1SeToS. Dec. 2s.--H. McArdle, OF
Mississippi. PUBLISHED card here stating
that The svssch &C Aber ie>1, Miss. in SIS.
which has besn attributed - lamar vas
r1sde by kiai NcArdisl. Hs al is that II
Isnisrs nom*natssn a. Supreme Court
Judge Is not confirmed. tse aouta viii ee
solid whils the sxy has q ssas or tie ocean =
ft1a
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

a.. s..<s - v.s xs.sssta. -sesNN
SuxIpx, Der. Z7-Prof. Samuel Hswlsy,
Of Orchard Lake Mititsry academy, u
i.kins bis vsesssn with his parents. Geo.
Fsxon. Of LYONS. Is visiting y. Q. 0akeS
"A r. NcEinRon and wife are visiting
her relatives IN ansos----s.signing -
roos ard inrabsrmen are iuoilent. Logs
are mosinx lively
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Bssrcl. r l.. De- &-Tae National
Rahoer Ce.'s sscsory hss sxain shaf down,
thra~iax cat zSl hsrse rscsnsly puf On.
There ar so~ s0e smpioyss oas Of employ
r-,ant
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

ssssu.sss - ~ rttsssts s<esss.
Hrnsosrs71x. pse. M aud srs. Zen
rsss A.. spenslsne the bciidavs st Aihscz.
DE. srd Hrs 2. r Gaifrey sra n
Ghicsso o.---Ths Aisses 7. - and tsrr,s
E,fusrs'~ a. Spending tae wees N the tei-
l,x city. vssh sheir isfher Dr. = =. E1-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

CoSsraNrGSorkE Dec. 2s.--Bsr von Rsdo-
wis, The German Anbassador. has oshc;slIy
informed Kismil Psshs. President Of the
Couacii of Ministers, that Germany viii
give Austria setive military support. II
kasxia shonld nrarase xr Hl-h Aaaris.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

EMPEROR WILLIAM ALL RIGHT.
False Reports of His Death Circulated
Yesterday.

BERLIN. Dec. 2s.-The reports of the Em-
peror's death which prevailed yesterday
are false. The Emperor was in his usual
health yesterday and atteniebthe opera
isst evening. He arose at his accustomed
hour this morning, and devoted several
hours during the day TO the transaction of
official business.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

IAxssss. Dec. 2s.-rhe reports 10 TIE
STATE Beard q Health show that rheusus
fisun. neurzixis, bronchitis snd iousilitis
are the dlse@ses n the ofeer namesi ca1slnE
the most sicxness IN MIchigsn during tb@
week ending December - Wphtheris .
reported a. th.rtssn pisces. sczrie- ever NJ
twelve. typhoid isvsr a nine. ard raessles
~ siv
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

SsS BF,fc. Dec. Zs-DTs. Mackenzie.
SchfeSer. Howell and Krsuss held con-
sultasioa Of an hours duration aad unsni-
mousiy azreed that the condition Of the
Crown Prince Justified the issuance OF a
favorzhia Bulletin
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Ls-pos. Dec. =. .-kr. Gisdssons smbsrk-
sd u4on he channel steamer A. Folzsstone
en- his var "a France this morning. Re
vas caeersi ~ t0e crowd whica lad
zasbsfea - see kiEn or
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Walter wilkins is recciying recalls at
Redmond's this week for mis- clsrionet
snln
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

BrvF4to. Dee 2s-The Nsrcbants' Ex-
charge today adopted rssolasicn "A favor
of a nsval reserve or The iskss IN socord-
snce Tith = re.,en< s1zgsssi3u Of tAs Sscrs-
tarv of ne Narv
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

sts.sssts sk-s1a>-r <es>-s-
AksIsrzE. Dec. zs.-HaFry K. keyne-es.
dealer ID groceries. today assigned %
Aiehael E4y. Liabilities. 81 49, assets,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

One o. the steam fise engines belonging to
the Fire Department will fii the tank used
in he production Of lost in New 1ork"
this evening. This will be one Of the
largest mechanical effects ever seen in Pow
er's Grand
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Nxw YeaK. Der- ze--Jadgs Chsri=s A.
Rshsll. of tae Ns~ Yark Coart q Appes -,
diea tstssy of Rrizhf's si<e&<s. he w&s
born IN sais citT n SIS
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

loED0S. Dc 1&--Tae serslxa osiscs serai-
cEfscislly snnoa1c-s taas the Frszencs %
fer5 Rau5oipa CharcAii n s. PssersburF
Is entirety witasuk the kaeT edge q shs
tScvern aasat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

NssHvTEGs Dec. 1S--5chn :. Iittleten,
s,iifor a. he Nsi1sseE E~srs. sac wss sAot
~ Jeseph K. Bsnks ASA sska<s~s. isess tals
msrulnse
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

eHwsovats. Aich-, Tee. ~ terrible
.fasr, Is swe<psuz ever feis Serficu - he
stsrs. aslsyinx srSins. biocklng hsgk Ways
ard impending fravei.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

WtsHTNGroN, Dec. 23.-Presiient Cleye-
land sRd party returned to Washington a
O'Clock this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

MszqUErrE- Dee. zs-A wila saos storm
u raging oss TIA peer Alchigzn Peninsula
tlsl4y, znd tran bl0eka1s- sill Dc tbs re-
slit
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Scs1.. Dec. zs.--Ths SosgSnle 81 secrst
sE1x ,osi4F. votsd anaainaosssiy - 21sig
p sxsf - francs e. he sxpense q fo~tlfglsg
tas Esznasi&n RsFss 81 BGl<zrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
MAnMADUKE DEAD
MS ATTACK OF pNeUmosI. Fatal.
ne De.sb a. Hzlf esss ess< o'oasss Last
fs@slsss-A sketch 81 tie. Career Of
tks DsesAssa soloser ana
Statesman.

JxFFEEsos C1rs. No. Dec 2s.-Gossrner
Aarmsduks died at 9.S7 shis evening Of
pnsamonia lie had been III only . iss
Gays
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Cinderella" attracted we'll pleased aud
fence at the Wonderland theatre last evenr
ing
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29
DETERMINED ROBBERS.
They Chloroform Township Treasurer
and stsal 5000 from Him.

BELLFoNTAISE, o., Dec. 28-Dr. Stokes, Of
Middleburg. this county, druggist and
township treasurer. was chloroformed last
night By unknown burglars and robbed of
$500. The burglary was accom- plished
while Stokes was at home in bed. II is atore
was fret entered by burglars who blew
open the safe, and rifed the store. but
found no morey. They then went 10 the
doctors residence. Halt OF the money be-
iouged to the township.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

"a Night Of" one of Aurustin DAILY .
superb successes. is underlined for Red
monds Grand next Monday, Tuesday ana
matinee Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Sadie Hazson closed her engagement st
Rsdm0nd as ks, night befsfe large suti-
ence "Nobo5y's Cis;m j. one OF the
oleysrest. and judging nom the attendsnee.
most popular Nsssesn. .drspnss erer present
ed here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Tonight and for the remainder OF the
week Passions Slave" will be the bill st
Redmond's Grand
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-29

Wurzburg & BFoHson's band. augmented
by Prof BarnArd's orchestra, will give
grand concert at ReStnond's next Sunday
night.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04

Western higher but quiet; Southern white IS
@4I15c: yellow 45ai6c.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 3.-Flour strong, tending
upward; family 81 SOFAS 50. Wheat strong
tive but firm; No. mixed. 3Slsr. Oats ac-
tive but firm: No. mixed. Bic. ProVlslons-
Pork quiet at Sl2 20. Lard In fair demand ut
So 80. Bulk meats hrm; short ribs 6lsr. Ia
con in far demand; short rihs &c, short clear
Csc. Whisky firm at 81 -. Butter arm.
Hogs firm; common and light So SjG% 10;
packing and butchers 81 l5@4 90,
toCIsvILLE. Jan. S.-wheat steady; NO. :
red soc. Corn steady: No. >, mixed 8s.5c.
Oats steady No. ;, Sic. Provisions hrm: ga
con, clear rib sides Is, clear sides SOC.
shoulders nominal. Bulk meats, clear RIB
sides 25c, clear sules SOC, shoulders q SSc.
Mess pork ST. 81. Hams, sugar-cured $40 ~.
Lard. choice leaf 75c.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3,-CoGee active, firm
ana higher; Rio carsoes, COMMON TO prime
lS4(glb15c, Cotton seed products steady
sugars strong; Louisiana open kettle, prime
4]sc, good fair $40. FAIR &Hs@3s@c. good
common sac, common 81 a0p3}sc; Louisiana
centritugals. of white l-l6,G5llc. gray white
1880, choice yellow clarified 5lsc, prime
yellow clarified 8 Lice, of yellow clarified
494(G4>sc. Molasses quiet but steady.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, Jan. 3, noon.-Splrits turpen-
tine steady at 36AG36}5c. kosIn steady a.
81 0o(nl 071..
$500 p. m.-Spirits turpentine firm at $3.50
3Sc. Rosln quiet at 81 00,0l 07Isc.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 3.-Splrits turpentine
unsettled; buyers and sellers apart. RoSln
firm: good strained soc.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 3.-Spirits turpentlne
firm at 34c. Rosln firm; strained 75c, good
strained soc. Tar firm at 81 10. Crude tur-
peutine firm; hard 81 90; yellow DIP and viz
gin 81 so.
NEW YORK. Jan. G.-Rice market firm
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 3.-Rice market quiet.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
MARKETS. BY rELGGlApa.

LONDON, Jan. 3, noon.-Consols, 100 Ills for
money. 100 1915 for account.
APP. m.-Consois, 100 1916 for money, l0l lis
for account.
NEW YORK. Jan. 8, noon.-Stocks quiet but
steady. Money easy at 500 per cent. Tx
change-long, 81 s04@cl sos; short. 81 S4tD
4 M. state bonds neglected. Government
bonds duh bat steady.
$500 y. m.-EXchange quiet at 81 5000
1901. Money closed AZ 41o per cent. Sub
Treasury bAlauces-dold. Sl2J.Zl !. 900: cur
reuGv. SE,9l.OCO. Government bonds dull
but steady; four per cents 121lS: three per
cents. lOOH bid. state bonds dull out steady.
The STOCK market was moderately actiye
to-day. There WAS little OF foreign trading,
the Caseness OF the two markets leaving n
margin for arbitagc business Coal stocks
anu southern stocks mOnOpoi2ed most OF the
interest in speculation, and many rumOra in
regard to the latter were circulated. although
the statement that Gen. Alexander was Drac-
Lical Y sure of election TO the Presldency Of
the Georgia Central railroad WAS the most
i'm ,ortAnt item OF news. the sentiment being
that closer relaiions with the kchmOnd Ter
minal would follow. and The latter, which hal
been notccabiy weak, became the sIrDDgc {
on the list. There was very little doing u
grangers and VanderD!ts. Western Union
vas the feature, being active and strong
throughout. the improve nent being accom-
panied by renewal Of rumOr- OF develVpo-
meuts favorable e. the company which have
done dusy heretofore. TITO npcnipg was gem
e'ally strong, 1rst prices showing advances OF
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-01-04
New Orleans Rice Market.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 3l.-The clean rice
market was moderately active to- day, ruling
steady with fair demand for shipment. The
sales agsregatedla fair total for this season of
the year. Offerings are only moderate. al
though the stocks are ample. Prices are
steady and well maintained. Only n few
mills are running, hence a steady dim
ishing of the stock here Is looked for. I'M
less some of the mills resume work shortly.
Rough rice was dun, and offerings were tight.
Receipts continue ample for wants, hence
little stock is being Withdrawn from ware
hous 8
The following table shows the rice move
ment during tue week and the daily fldctua-
ton in prices: